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PAGE 18 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 4, 1971 NOTICE In conjuction with education week in Ontario - March 7 - 13th, the Schreiber Public School will hold an Open House on Thursday, March 11th during the regular school hours while classes are in session. The theme for education week this year is "Schools are People." As a result, all parents and interested citizens are invited to tour the classrooms and "become involved". Watch in next weeks paper for forthcoming developments. ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS Snowmobilers are again reminded that they will be prosecuted for running machines on C.P.R.* property . We would like to bring this to your attention at this late date as there has been a few close calls with trains and machines. TO ALL THE PARISHIONERS OF HOLY ANGELS My sincerest thanks to all of you for the friend- ships we have enjoyed for the past eleven years in Jesus Christ, Our Lord. For all the Charity and | Love you have shown towards yourselves, myself and especially the needy and poor of the World. For the Christian lives | have witnessed among most of you = for the wonderful number who are at Daily Mass and Communion, which was very hearten- ing to myself as a Priest. For the works and service of all the Societies and those whose work for God's Family, the Parish is known mostly to God and myself only. May God be good to all of you = May He Bless you and yours. | hope we see each other again sometime. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and good- bye .... Very Rev. J.M. Cano. SHAMROCK TEA A Salad plate and Bake sale will be held on Saturday, March 13th from 3 = 5 p.m. in the United Church Hall. Door prize. - Sponsored by the U.C .W. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY OF SCHREIBER | would like to take this opportunity to express my sincerest thanks for having lived in your Town for the past eleven and a half years. My deepest gratitude for the wonderful people | have met and whose friendships | have enjoyed. A special thanks to the Ministers and People of the United, Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran Congregations .. for your co- operation and Ecumenical understanding of each other as fellow Christians working for God and witnessing His Son in the Community. To the Reeve, Mr. Harness and all the Councillors and to all the Citizens and all the members of the numerous Societies, Clubs etc. thanks and may God bless and prosper your wonderful Community. I will never forget the Town or you, its peoples. Father J.M. Cano. BROWNIE ENROLLMENT The following little girls marched proudly up in a quaint windmill setting, to enter the second Brownie pack, in Schreiber = Laurie Conley, Dawn Marie Spikula, Patty Anne Collinson, vary Madge, Maureen Wills, Susan Smith, Laurel Lark and Maureen McGrath. Brown Owl, Mrs. Mary Cebrario, was assisted by Tawny Owls, mrs. June Sisson and Mrs. Betty Huard and Packys Rae Sisson and Donna McGrath. The new little members performed an action song depicting windmills. Mrs. Cebrario, welcoming the parents and friends, said there have been some changes in the work done for badges: the Cookers" badge may now be obtained through a mother's instruction and she may also do the testing. She also described a novel variation of the old game 'Button, button, who's got the Button'? when each girl must do, during the week, a special deed of kindness, with a smile. Mrs. vary Shack, the commissioner, pinned a Guide Leader pin on Mrs. Arlene Conley. "Let the Sunshine In" and several other songs were given by the entire group of Brownies. To mark the occasion Mrs. Shirley vajor had made a cake-a replica of the fairy toadstool, be- fore which each brownie makes her vows and this was served after being duly admired, to the girls and audience, along with sandwiches and other cakes. See photos page 19 ........